The Restoration Status page tracks the history and progress of data moving out of CloudM Archive and back into a live environment, such as Google Workspace. Use it to confirm that restored data has reached its target.
From Automate V3.6.0.0 (11 November 2026), Restoration Status has been rebuilt with the same tables and filters as Backup.
Open Restoration Status
- Sign in to CloudM Automate with an account that has Archive permissions.
- Go to Archive > Restoration Status.
Understand the page
Table columns
A table of all restorations, newest first.
- User: the original owner of the archived data.
- Restore Date: when the restoration began.
- Storage bucket: the storage bucket the user's data is archived in.
- Coverage: the type of data being restored. Legacy Google Hangouts data is counted as Mail during restoration.
- Restore Count: the number of items restored.
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Status: the current state of the job:
Running,Completed,Failed,AbortingorAborted.
View errors and retry
Click any row in the table to open the side panel.
- Item breakdown: the number of items restored for each data type.
- Time elapsed: how long the restoration has been running.
- If a restoration shows
Failed, click View Errors to see which items were not restored. - Click Retry in the panel to try those items again.
To stop a restoration that is still running, see How to abort a restoration.
Filter the table
The table works the same way as the Backup status tables. To find a restoration quickly, filter the list by:
- User: search for a user's email address or name.
- Status: for example, show only failed jobs.
- Storage bucket: search for users using a specific bucket.